Features

• A powerful and flexible Pocket PC with enhanced security and wireless features
• Integrated Bluetooth for wireless connectivity both in and out of the office
• All the benefits of the Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 Premium operating system
• Biometric fingerprint reader for serious security
• What's in the box: iPAQ Pocket PC, USB Desktop cradle/charger, AC Adapter, holster with belt clip, lithium-ion battery, getting started poster; charger adapter, hp iPAQ Pocket PC Companion CD

Reviews (45)

Piece of junk at a very high price
My company paid for one of these units for me.I hadn't really used PDAs before but knew of some friends who used them and liked them.
AMAZING!
Okay now, here's the background:
HP Ipaq 5555
I have owned the Ipaq 5555 for a year.My review is far from positive. The unit has glitzy features but many disappointments.Battery life is not long enough for practical professional use. Handwriting recognition is about 90% at best and usually less.The unit has a slippery exterior that should be kept in a case; a poor engineering design , unless they want one to drop it.
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Editorial Review

Packaged in an attractive, sleek design, the Toshiba e310 Pocket PC features a familiar user interface and tools powered by Microsoft Windows Pocket PC 2002. It weighs just under 5 ounces and is less than a half-inch thick. Equipped with a 206 MHz Intel StrongARM processor, the Toshiba e310 features a 32 MB SDRAM memory and 32 MB of flash ROM (for future upgrading). It's powered by a built-in lithium rechargeable battery, which recharges via the included USB cradle.Read more

Features

• Lightweight, ultra-thin Pocket PC loaded with productivity and entertainment applications
• Expandable via built-in Secure Digital (SD) slot
• 32 MB RAM and 32 MB ROM ; 206 MHz Intel StrongARM 32-bit RISC processor
• 240 x 320 pixel TFT LCD screen displays more than 64,000 colors
• What's in the box: Toshiba e310, USB cradle, AC adapter, stylus, soft slipcase, quick-start card, and warranty card

Reviews (102)

Ebook reader only--very crashy
I bought this device to read ebooks, and it does ok for a low price (like under $100). I use Word, Tiny Ebook Reader, MS Reader and Mobipocket. They all work, within limits.
Nice but no backup battery
This is the fourth PDA I've owned, and while it has a lot to offer, you really need to ask yourself if the small size is worth the tradeoff of a ridiculously expensive main battery and no backup battery.I was used to getting at least a week on a charge (which I'm sure seems short to the Palm folks), but for this a long weekend of NON_USE can be enough to drain the battery.And that's not trivial, since there's no backup battery.Never again will I buy a PDA without a backup battery.

GreatPDA, Battery lasts 11 hours when new.
Hi, I felt the need to review this product after reading some recent, poor reviews.If you are having battery problems, you may have gotten a worn-down or a bad battery. I have had the e310 for over 2.5 years now.The battery lasted all this time (lasts for 11 hours of continuous use), and only in the past 2 months it is starting to show signs of wear (only seems to last 7 hours, discharges more quickly, will only charge to 80% until I replug it in and turn the power on with backlight off, then it does charge to 100%).I am planning to do the brave thing and replace it myself for $30 (found LAB503759C Toshiba E310 PDA battery at Laptops for less.com)
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Features

• Fits most flip phones. Please visit www.Krusell.se for complete compatibility list
• Includes Spring Clip.
• Multidapt Clip system
• Genuine Leather case
• Extra flexible in its fitting to various devices due to the elastic material on the side and bottom of the case

Features

• Charges your PDA through a USB port, standard AC outlet or automobile cigarette lighter
• Synchronize your data quickly and easily
• Includes AC plug adapter for the US, UK, EU and Australia
• Compatible with iPAQ H1945 and H2215 series
• Also works for Pocket PC

Editorial Review

Get the memory, versatility, and speed of a much more expensive handheld with the affordable Handspring Visor Neo. This striking, smoke-gray handheld comes with 8 MB of memory, allowing you plenty of space to store thousands of names, addresses, appointments, memos, to-do items, expense items, and e-mails. Plus, the Visor Neo runs with a fast 33 MHz Motorola Dragonball VZ processor--the same as in the Visor Edge.Read more

Features

• Affordable handheld with 8 MB RAM stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, and more
• Built-in address book, to-do list, memo pad, date book, advanced calculator, and world clock
• Use expansion slot to turn the Visor Neo into an MP3 player, modem, GPS receiver, and more with optional Springboard modules
• Runs Palm operating system works with thousands of Palm OS applications; compatible with Windows 98, Me, and 2000 and Mac System 8.5 or later
• What's in the box: Visor Neo, USB HotSync cradle, Stylus, 8 MB RAM, Two AAA batteries, Snap cover, Desktop synchronization software for Windows and Mac

Reviews (40)

Good for Beginners but watch out....
I have had my Neo for about 6 months now and use it several times an hour as I am a therapist trying to keep up with appointments and phone numbers all day in and out of the office. This thing had become like my right hand until last week when the batteries went dead. As before, I fetched some new batteries, put them in the back, closed the compartment, but...no power. Tried several other sets of batteries, still no power. My heart sank, considering all my appointments for the day (not to mention the month and previous few months) were in there and I had no idea what I was supposed to be doing that afternoon. After several attempts, the Neo powered back on but guess what? ALL MY INFORMATION WAS ERASED. Thankfully, I had hotsynched about 2 weeks before this event but not often enough to retrieve any information for the last two weeks or the following month. I have spent a solid week recompiling my appointments and phone numbers but, even so, all the phone numbers have my fax number in parenthesis before the actual number. I don't understand that, but whatever, it was easy to erase all that. Lesson learned here: if you purchase one of these, hotsynch daily and be careful of technical glitches in the programming. Myself, I am returning this and shopping for a color PDA NOT made by Handspring.

rock solid handheld
I have owned my handspring visor neo for more than a year and a half now.The machine is extremely reliable.It has never crashed on me, despite falling on the floor multiple times.The machine has never had any problems hot synching with the internet or any problems beaming with other handhelds.I use it daily as a medicine intern and rely heavily on epocrates and 5 minute clinical consult programs.The software is outstanding--very detailed and easy to use and continually updated and improving.Finally, the machine is reasonably priced when compared with other devices of similar utility.I have friends who paid more and received defective devices, and I feel lucky to have bought this one. Best buy for a beginner
Basicly, what I want from a PDA include organization functions, being compatible with the majority of softwares available and the potential to expend the memory. With a resonable price, handspring Visor Neo gives me all! With plenty of Palm OS freeware, easy and quick synchronization, my PDA just become more and more valuable! And boy, they have the best customer support team in the world! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Psion's been around the handheld industry as long as the rest of the bigmanufacturers, and they're not changing their large-scale design for anybody.While the latest Psion, the 5mx, looks similar to the Psion 5 (which is in turnsimilar to other previous iterations), it integrates various internal changesthat make it a more powerful machine.Read more

Features

• 16 MB of memory
• Powerful ARM710T processor
• Access to thousands of names, addresses, phone numbers, and appointments
• Built-in e-mail
• Backlit touch-sensitive screen

Reviews (33)

tools
I have come into a Psion 5mx as a freebie. I am trying to set it up and am having a problem finding out how to set the communication link. The manual says to go to "Tools". Try as I may I cannot find this section to access the remote link. Any Help out there
Psion Rules
The only thing that Psion did wrong was to start selling there new system with Windows CE. I have worked in the PDA industry have road tested every PDA there is to have and I still say that nothing touches or comes close to the Psion. Buy one you won't regret it. I have owned a Psion 3a 3c 5 and 5mx and there still far superior to anything else.

excellent !
I have to say, this is the most practical and user friendly PDA i've ever had !My first PDA was Palm based Handspring Visor, which i used extensively, but could never get the hang of grafitti or on-screen keyboard.I even bought a keyboard for it, but after a while it became a nuisance to lug it around.I upgraded to colour Sony Clie PEG-TG50, with built-in keyboard, at the expense of the screen size.It worked fine, until i upgraded to Win XP and then i couldn't sync it anymore.
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Features

• 32 MB RAM
• 6.5-inch 640 x 240 display with over 65,000 colors
• 56 Kbps built-in modem
• 8-hour battery
• What's in the box: Jornada 690, Stylus, Rechargeable battery, AC Adapter, Docking cradle, Serial cable, Documentation guide

Reviews (14)

Excellent product.Better than most of Pocket PCs
I have been using this handheld PC for over two years. HP invented a wonderful product! It handles my daily PIM, note-taking and even PowerPoint presentation (with VGA-out card). It can also do wireless. Another big advantage is its long battery life. The high-capacity battery has tested well over 12 hours. I was sad why most manufacturers discontinued their Handheld PC product line (except NEC-MobilePro 900, DoCoMo Sigmarion III) and embraced Pocket PC (has size advantage but without keyboard). The pre-installed Internet Explorer is kind of outdated so I cannot get access to some websites (ironically, Microsoft's own hotmail.com!!). No doubt, I will continue using this handheld PC! Highly recommended!

From the iPaq to the Jornada 690
Well, having used palm and a Casio EM-500 and then the iPaq 3760, I have to say that the Jornada 690 fits my needs the best of them all.The only drawback to the unit is the size and weight.The speed is slower than a PPC but you get a much clearer screen, an interface that is exactly like your desktop windows and lots of built in stuff.The other nice thing about this unit is the built in keyboard.Nice to take to meetings and type your notes and then sync back at your desk later.Overall if you want to get away from the handwriting recognition, this is definitely the way to go.Just remember, it is heavier and bigger.Good luck!

Absolutely Great
I have had the HP Jornada 690 for several months now. I havent seen any regrets for my purchase. I bought it because I like the idea of having a keyboard and i dont like the look of the Palm Pilots. This unit is a bit heavier than its previous versions, however you get so much more for your $. Its ability to connect to the internet and SYNC with your computer are Headache free to say the least. I previously owned a Compaq handheld, I have since found it a new home. I would recomend this unit to anyone interested in purchasing a Handheld PC. It is worth every bit of the money you spend on it. ... Read more

Editorial Review

ViewSonic's Pocket PC V35 is the thinnest, lightest, and most powerful Pocket PC in its class. The Pocket PC V35 keeps you organized, efficient, and connected. And with the latest, greatest Intel XScale processor and advanced operating system from Microsoft, it provides you with powerful access to important information while you are away from your PC. Transfer your e-mail and important Office documents from your PC easily and quickly. Use the built-in voice recorder for important notes and insights. Play favorite MP3 files. Even read a book with Microsoft Reader for e-books.Read more

Features

• Fits easily in your pocket, briefcase, purse, backpack, or hand--wherever you need it most
• Indoors or out, colors are bright and text is sharp on the full-color 3.5-inch transflective screen
• Type a memo, work on your budget or relax with your favorite MP3 music
• With an Intel X-Scale 300 MHz processor, the Pocket PC V35 can keep up with you and all you do--think, live, play
• What's in the box: ViewSonic V35, 32 MB ROM and 64 MB SDRAM, AC adapter, Lithium-ion battery, Docking Cradle, Leatherette case, Stylus, User manual

Reviews (42)

best pda yet!
When i was going to buy this i was somewhat convinised not to buy it because of the other reviews but i found out it was the best pda yet. now im a family doctor so i need a pda in my office because well i need it. wether it being a slow day and i want to play a couple cards games or needing to find the right answer this helps alot!insteand of serching through my head or my files i just use this. it just makes life easyer. and this is also a good pda for kids.my son can play on it for hours and not get board. and the viewsonic help line is great. when i first got it the usb cradle was a little lose and it took alot longer to charge thean it should so i called them up and i had a person to talk to. they said from time to time this happens and they sent me out a new cradle and a free update. how nice... iv had it for about 9months and not a problem with it yet.it has a nice screen good music sound and a good connection to the internet. im still surpised i got it for just 100 bucks. it could have easly been 3 or 4 hundred. now if your looking for a good and cheap pda i would deffently go with the v35.

Poor
I've been trying to keep this ViewSonic running ever since my son gave it to me as a gift.It rarely maintained a charge, was difficult to sync, and needed constant monitoring when not in the charger.Now I'm trying to find a replacement battery and there's little help.Save your ching.

ViewSonic V35 Product PC
I disregarded some of the reports (mostly negative)about this product believing that I was getting a great deal on this item from CompUSA. Sure enough, the reports were true. Here's an email to the company sent this morning!
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Editorial Review

Compaq's iPAQ Pocket PC combines a 206 MHz Intel StrongARM processor,new hardware, and a sleek industrial design that fits in your hand to create apowerful and stylish PDA you can take anywhere. It offers 32 MB RAM and 16 MBROM--enough memory to hold a robust package of applications while leaving you alot of room for your own applications. The color TFT screen produces 4,086colors, and you can view the screen from many angles and in a variety oflighting situations. The Compaq iPAQ wraps the power of a Microsoft Windowsoperating system in a new interface designed for ease of use in a portableformat. Even if you've never used a computer or digital organizer, learning touse the Compaq iPAQ is easy. Read more

Features

• 240 x 320 TFT LCD screen displays more than 4,000 colors
• 32 MB RAM and 16 MB ROM
• Includes Pocket Excel, Word, Internet Explorer, and Outlook, plus desktop version of Outlook 2000
• Plays audible.com spoken-word content; optional expansion packs can add a variety of functions
• What's in the box: iPaQ 3630, Two Styli, Vinyl slipcase, AC adapter, Docking cradle, Rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery, iPaQ Expansion Pack system, User Manual

Reviews (20)

Do not buy from this seller
This was a $150 dollar item that never arrived. I contacted the seller 3 times without a reply.Also I am not the only one...check the history.Do not buy from this seller! I have waited over a month and I now have to go through a 2 week refund process....

A very handy unit for both personal and professional use
The Compaq iPAQ H3660 is a high-end palmtop device for both personal and professional applications. With its integrated comfportably sized memory of 64MB it stands out above many of its competitors (newer models available with even more memory) and can also be easily expanded using appropriate memory cards. Dont listen to other ppls reviews.
This is a great product.DUST DOES NOT ENTER THE SCREEN. People saying that is incorrect.What was behind the screen had nothing to do with dust.Compaq had a problem with a company in Taiwan that installs the screen.Do to poor work tiny glass fragments were left behind.That is what the so called "dust" is.This problem has been fixed with all the new iPaqs.Amazon.com only sells new ones, their will NOT be a problem with the screen. Microsoft activesync has a problem when other usb devices are in the computer.I found Microsoft ridiculous when you call user support.Your best bet is to call compaq where they will give a solution that works perfectly.There is a lot of softweare for the ipaq out, and much more coming.For gamers, go to PocketGamer.org for all the gaming news.You can get great emulators to play all the old Nintendo and SuperNintendo games.I recomend the IBM microdrive or if that is too expensive get the Viking cf card.This is by far the best Pocket PC on the line.The 3630 and the 3650 are the exact same product w/ ho differences what so all.I called Compaq to confirm this.The only difference w/ the new compaq 3635 is the cf card that comes w/ it.The new one costs 100 dollars more, where you can buy a cf expansion pack for 35 dollars.I recomend getting the 3635 or 3650. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Having already dipped its toe in the ocean that is the PDA market with the Clié PEG-SN760C and the PEG-S300 models, Sony has now jumped in with a second-generation color model--the PEG-T615C. Featuring the same 33 MHz DragonBall processor, high-resolution 320 x 320 color screen, and jog wheel functionality, it also boasts 16 MB of internal RAM, the latest version of the Palm OS (v. 4.1), and a superslim aluminum body.Read more

Features

• Slim design--only .50 inches thick--with 16 MB of RAM and 4 MB of flash ROM
• Bright, high-resolution TFT color display
• Jog Dial navigator allows you to access phone numbers, notes, and more while keeping your other hand free
• Synchronize with your PC using included HotSync cradle; compatible with Windows PCs
• Expandable viaoptional Memory Stick cards

Reviews (78)

Going...Going...Gone!
I bought my Sony Cli� PEG-T615C/U of eBay for $160.00 CAD in December of 2003.It was the best purchase of my life.I used it for taking notes in class and the battery life was good enough for me to use at school and charge every night.I would play games on public transport to school and home and would act as my alarm clock each night.Ultimately, the best thing ever.In mid-June of 2004, all of a sudden, my Cli� refused to charge.The green cradle light failed to light, as did the orange unit light.It wouldn't HotSync either.I put it on the shelf and couldn't use it anymore.In August of 2004, I took it to Sony Repair Service.They said that it would cost $175 CAD to repair, but before they could repair it, they would have to look at it which costs $50 CAD.Astonished at the response of Sony Canada, I left.Why has Sony been going downhill?They used to be so much better than they are now.They even discontinued the Cli� because it was breaking so much under warranty, that they were losing money.Sony is about money now instead of quality.After my encounter with the Repair Center, I figured that I had nothing to lose, and opened the Cli� up.Nothing that I could find.I recommend never to buy this product, unless you know the people that you buy it from very well.

Sorry I bought it.
My first experience with a PDA was with one of the old monochrome Palms.The advantage to that device was that you could use the thing every day and the batteries would last for maybe 6 to 8 weeks. FAILED AFTER ONE YEAR, so did my brothers!
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Subjects:  1. PEG, PEGT, PEG-T615, T615, SONY 615, SONY T615, SONY 615CS    2. 615-CS, T-615-cs, t615cs    3. 615    4. peg-615    5. peg615   

Editorial Review

The Palm IIIx carries on the tradition of the attractive and popular Palm line of PDAs. With its 4MB memory, this connected organizer is rated to hold 12,000 addresses, 5 years of appointments, 3,000 to-do items, 3,000 memos, and 400 e-mail messages. The "x" in IIIx stands for expandable, and the Palm IIIx offers memory expansion with an internal slot for upgrade cards.Read more

Features

• Enhanced LCD screen for improved viewing at angles and in both dim and bright light
• 4 MB storage capacity
• Infrared transceiver
• Open expansion slot for possible add-on hardware and memory upgrade cards
• What's in the box: Palm IIIx, Stylus, 2 AAA batteries, HotSync cradle with serial cable, DB-25 adapter, Protective cover, Organizer and Desktop applications, Handbook

Reviews (78)

Mislead
I purchased the Palm IIIX because I thought that it had an open expansion slot for addition of memory upgrade cards.I wasn't able to locate the expansion slot for additional memory, so, I contacted Palm.The customer representative stated that it is only upgradeable as far as the operating system is concerned. You aren't able to use an additional memory card for this handheld.
let down again
THIS IS THE SECOND pALM 111X i HAVE PURCHASED ALTHOUGH THE FIRST FROM AMAZON AND, TRUE TO FORM THE DEVICE HAS SIMPLY STOPPED WORKING. My LIFE is in this machine and it is frozen! I never will touch anything made by PALM again and I am sorry that AMAZON could not have prevented this.

5 Years and Going Strong!
I have had my Palm IIIx for almost 5 years now, and it is still working as well as the day I bought it!I am more than satisfied with Palm products, and am currently looking into a Tungsten as an upgrade.The Windows based palmtops are nice too, but they cannot beat the Palm's reliability and ease of use.The software is also very stable and easy to use.This is the only device of its kind I own that has never lost data or become corrupted.Reliability goes a long way with me, so I give it 5 stars! ... Read more

Features

• Expansion slots for CompactFlash and SD memory cards for additional storage and software capabilities
• 3.8 TFT touch-sensitive screen has a resolution of 240 x 320 with a maximum of 65,000 colors
• Built-in microphone, speaker and digital voice recorder
• Includes long-lasting Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery
• What's in the box: Toshiba Pocket PC e755, USB Cradle, 10W AC Adapter, 1-Stylus, Soft Slip Case, Quick Start Card and Warranty Card

Reviews (20)

Toshiba out front
Toshiba are the industry leader.This machine is fast, the screen is great, and the memory is completely serviceable.It gets an enum failure error which requires a soft restart from time to time, but it is fully functional, top-of-the-line.I will be upgrading to the 805.

Seems to be good
As my first PDA I've not had too many problems with it. It does seem to have an issue of needing to be "reset" every few days (not a hard reset, just hitting the reset toggle with the pointer device) otherwise some stuff does seem to stop "functioning" particularly the wireless utilities (in my experience). However this appears to be a problem with Pocket PC 2003 rather than Toshiba themselves.

Don't waste your money on this device
This PDA seems like a good deal, but its not. Unless you buy the extended warranty and you don't mind dealing with the many quirks of this pockpet pc, do not get it. First, the WiFi was difficult to use and I could connect, even when only 8 feet away from the router.Read more

Features

• A thin, light, and affordable Pocket PC
• Includes mobile versions of Microsoft Office: Pocket Outlook, Word, and Excel
• Integrated Bluetooth for wireless communication with other Bluetooth devices
• Great multimedia features
• What's in the box: hp iPAQ Pocket PC h1940, USB Synchronization Cable, AC Adapter, battery, getting started poster; charger adapter; 2.5-mm - 3.5mm audio adapter, hp iPAQ Pocket PC Companion CD

Reviews (2)

So cool...
I ordered the h1940 on Amazon with free shipping and it arrived the next day! (The website said it will take 5-9 business days...). I've had it for 3 weeks now, and I must say this is quite a piece. I shopped around in stores, and this was the smallest handheld device on the market. It works great with my desktop PC, and keeps me very organized. Now that I'm so organized, I don't know what to do with all this free time I discovered I have, so I'm here writing reviews... Powerful Machine in a Tiny Package
Had the 1940 but, with the addition of integrated Bluetooth wireless communication and a faster processor, the h1940 is what I really needed.So much power in a machine that weighs just 4.37 ounces and is very small (4.46 x 2.75 x 0.5 in).Also like the upgrade to Microsoft� Windows� Pocket PC 2003 Professional that is included. ... Read more

Features

• 160 by 160 dpi monochrome display
• 8 MB built-in memory
• Expansion slot
• On-screen keyboard data entry, optional portable keyboard available
• What's in the box: Clie Handheld, USB HotSync Cable, AC Adapter, Stylus, Installation CD-ROM, Applications Manual, Graffiti Sticker, Protective Cover

Reviews (27)

Great product, horrible company.
I am divided over this thing called "Sony".
Provided faithful service for over 2 years now!
This is a super PDA.I've been using mine now for over 2 years and have had no problems whatsoever.I want to upgrade to a color version with more memory now, but I'm afraid I won't find one that is as reliable and robust as this Clie.

Super Little PDA - fits perfect in my pocket
This is a great little PDA - the nice thing is that it's very slim and the battery lasts forever.The screen is very easy to view and I love the backlit greenish-effect - it makes it so easy to read in limited light situations.
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Editorial Review

Handspring's first foray into the realm of color palmtops, the Visor Prism may not deliver the crispness of displays on the latest Windows CE devices from Casio and Compaq, but it does improve on the Palm IIIc, its main competitor.Read more

Features

• Sharp full-color screen displays over 65,000 colors
• 8 MB RAM stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, and more
• Features address book, to-do list, memo pad, date book, advanced calculator, and world clock
• Fully compatible with thousands of Palm OS applications; supports optional expansion modules for MP3 player, pager, modem, GPS, video games, and more
• What's in the box: Visor Prism, Cobalt Blue HotSync cradle, 8 MB RAM, Internal rechargeable lithium ion battery, USB HotSync charging cradle, Leather slipcase

Reviews (140)

3 years with my Prisim
I have had my Prisim for 3 years now, The hard shell cover has allowed me to carry, (and sit on )it for all of the 3 years. The 8 meg is plenty for normal use.
Brilliant value for PDAphone (Visor Prism+Phone)
I've been using Visor Prism + Phone for about 2 months now, I bought it from a local store which suprisingly still had some stocks and guaranteed the item for 1 year. I Miss my Visor Prism!!
I replaced my Prism with a Palm M515 and I miss my Visor!! If I knew then how difficult it would be to replace I would have purchased several more, kept a nice inventory andand made a profit on the rest.Handspring made a VERY nice color PDA.....I hope PalmOne stays with it... ... Read more

Editorial Review

Sony's Clié N760C combines the best of a Palm OS handheld computer and an MP3 player. Bulkier than your average audio player, it still manages to be sleek enough that you'd consider taking it out just for music-listening purposes. And you'll have all your typical Palm applications at the tip of your stylus, including your address book, to-do list, and e-mail.Read more

Features

• High-resolution reflective color display includes front lights for excellent visibility indoors and outdoors
• Built-in MP3 audio player; includes stylish headphones and remote control
• 16 MB total memory: 8 MB internal memory, plus 8 MB Memory Stick
• Jog Dial navigator allows you to access phone numbers, notes, and more while keeping your other hand free
• What's in the box: Clie Handheld, Headphones, Audio Remote Controller, USB HotSync Cradle, Detachable AC Adapter, Memory Stick (8MB), Stylus, Installation CD-ROM, Application Guide, Graffiti Sticker, Protective Cover

Reviews (34)

Sony Clie PEG-N760C
Sony's Clie PEG-N760C is (or was) a winner. It is well made, easy to use, an met all my expectations. The MP3 player is outstanding in musical quality. Sony made a big mistake in dropping this item from their product line. The camera works well, but suffers some from low image quality. This is probably a software issue - hopefully Sony will rewrite the camera software.

don't let the battery run down...
or it will erase everything on it. and when you try to restore it from the memory stick backup, the datebook and phone numbers are restored but all the third party applications need to be reinstalled from scratch. in the 21st century with cheap static RAM (compact flash, smart media, memory stick!) this is inexcusable. oh, and another thing, you can't run an application from the memory stick. and the mp3 player doesn't read ID3 tags. overall this thin is a bunch of hype. i wish these handheld companies would take care of the basics before sticking on a digital camera or some other useless feature. still the palm platform is not as mature as my 10(!) year old Apple Newton...

Almost perfect
I love this PDA. It's quite a deal if you can get it less than $200. The high resolution color screen is perhaps the biggest selling point. Only the newest PDAs on the market, like the Palm Tungsten, can compare to it, and this model is 2 yrs older than them.Read more

Subjects:  1. 760, N760C, PEG, PEG-N760C, PEGN760C, N760, N760C, CLEI, CLIE    2. CLIE 760, CLIE N760, SONY 760